Windshield Repair Forum

I should say Petroleum based Urethane many industries have made the switch to water borne Urethanes Gym Floor Finishes have been avail for 20 years

I will be glad when they do !Spraying that stuff is not good .You will see a lot of water base automotive Clear in about 24 months.Still not a good water based clear avail for paint work in the States.I wish they would hurry up though.Spilled a mix cup down my arm and hand last week and though I immediately cleaned it of (not much chance at that point)I woke with a 24hr migrain and a red rash /blisters on my hand between the fingers.BAD STUFF!!HEAVY METAL and not the music kind either....

I have the new clear through Premier(trim) I hope its the answer too. Glasstarz have you tried it on lens ??

Is there a difference between Trim-A-Shield and Premier 2000's clear? Are we talking about two different products here or are they the same?

I just read back through the thread a saw that my previous question has already been answered by GlassStarz. Premier 2000 clear and Trim-a-shield is the same product.

can get trim a sheild @ Premier 2000 is in ks
you can get trim a sheild in ark @ topoftheline

Thank you jac59.

Waterbased paints, many people think these paints are safe because they contain water, WRONG, they have large amounts of chemicals in them so you should treat them like solvent based materials.

The reason for the law is solvent based products release fumes into the air water based stuff is easier on the environment

When wet sanding the lense, what is the best liquid to use on the sandpaper. How many dry sand? Thanks

Dry sand takes to long and you get dust everywhere and you need to wear a mask the dust is very bad to inhale If you are using a water based sealer that the simple green is a good way to go I use a solvent based urethane so I sand with WD-40